While the tradition of gift giving is more of an art than a science but If you're running low on gift giving inspiration for the upcoming vacations season, don't worry!

Nine Days of Festivities. Nine days of Worship. Nine Days of Revelry and Nine divine Nights.

Earth’s bed is full of treasures when it comes to resources. But especially speaking for the glittering world of gems and jewellery, it has ample to offer.

This wedding season, your schedule diary is going to be choc-o-bloc with back to back ceremonies to attend.

You invest in gold with a view to see it grow and what better occasion than Pushyami! For the uninitiated, Pushya, one among the 27 Nakshatras is the star of nourishment and thus, nourishes you with all the good things in life.

You thought religious jewellery is not in vogue! Contrary to that, more and more men and women of this generation have been taking a shine to religious designs.

Falling on Probodhini Ekadashi, Tulsi Vivah is the celebration of Tulsi’s marriage with Shaligram or Vishnu or to one of his avatars Shri Krishna and is believed to kick off the wedding season in India.

There are umpteen occasions when you treat your children to a gift. On birthdays, Children’s Day and festivals, it is a given.

The countdown to Chhath begins… While you are prepping up for the celebrations, we would love to showcase some of our auspicious jewellery that perfectly goes with the premise of the occasion.

Other than Rakshabandhan, Bhaidooj, also known as Bhaubeej and Bhaiyya Dooj, is one of the rare occasions when you cherish the bond that you share with your brother and sister. You may fight every day, call names to each other, take each other for granted but at the end of the day, you forgive and forget.

Diwali is the time when you always look forward to upgrading your jewellery collection. Not only because it is an auspicious time to invest in gold but also that during Diwali, jewellers roll out some of the exquisite designs.

A big shout out to the husbands out there. Are you listening? Like every year, this year too Karva Chauth is going to be a grand affair in the family.

Celebrated on the Dashami Shukla Paksha of Ashwin month, Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashmi, is considered to be one of the four most auspicious day of the year. To be more specific, it is an Abhuj Muhurta as per the Hindu beliefs.

Each day of Navratri has different colour significance. For the uninitated, nine avatars of Goddess Durga are worshipped across nine days and since each day is dedicated to one particular avatar,

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